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I Never Came to You in White

by Judith Farr

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Judith Farr, the author of The Passion of Emily Dickinson and the editor of Emily Dickinson: A Collection of Critical Essays takes a great risk in her first novel I Never Came to You in White, which is, for all intents and purposes, a fictionalized biography of Dickinson. But Farr is on solid ground. Focusing on Dickinson's teen years, Farr recreates through fictional letters the mid-19th-century world the poet inhabited. The device allows Farr to explore questions of Dickinson's sexuality and faith. The result is a novel that offers an intriguing and insightful glimpse into the life of a poet whose eccentricity and genius have made her an elusive subject for those who have studied her life and read her work.

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The unhappy boarding-school life of the 19th Century poet, Emily Dickinson. She is a rebellious student who rejects blind obedience to God, refuses to have her letters censored and is caught having intimate relations with another girl student.

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